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3 pointsI just wanted to take a moment a give thanks to all the members of this forum who have taken the time to help everyone and anyone who may have needed it, no matter how small it may have seemed. This forum has been the greatest resource for information, help of any kind, graphics, and just plain fun and games I have found...
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1 pointNever done color change before. Not perfect but no bad for first timer. Jay
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1 pointIf you don't need to cut you should be able to change colors in photoshop or Corel paint.
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1 pointThe magnetic material is not even close to being strong enough to do any damage to the electronic circuitry.
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1 pointNo matter what tracing software is used, there is always node editing to be done. mark-s
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1 pointI have cut magnets on mine without frying the electronics. I wouldn't recommend putting a full roll of magnet material on the rollers as that may fry your drive motor due to the weight. You also don't need to cut all the way through the magnet, just score the top and you will be able to break them apart.
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1 pointIm with you, thanks everyone!
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1 pointHere it is for 651: http://www.oracal.com/products/_docs/color-ref/651CrossRef.pdf And 751: http://www.oracal.com/products/_docs/color-ref/751_CrossRef.pdf Neither color have comparable colors.
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1 pointrun your cutter enough and you'll end up with this size scrap you can save and use, I dig through my scraps and complete entire jobs sometimes without ever loading a roll on my cutter. It takes longer, but it saves you a lot of $.
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1 pointI had found this cheat sheet, hope it helps.
